I can't use the function twice

[pisteuralpin]

I'm using the function like this but for both the displayed text is "••••••••••••••••••••"

.windows-viewport.loaded .viewport-locked .password {
	@include typed(
		"••••••••••••••••••••",
		null,
		(delay: 2, caret-width: 2px, caret-space: 2px, iterations: 0)
	);
}

#about-presentation {
	@include typed(
		"text",
		(type: .1), (caret-width: 2px, caret-space: 2px)
	);
}

[brandonmcconnell]

@pisteuralpin Could you create a reproducible example of this online (maybe codepen.io) where I can troubleshoot the issue?

[HansKing98]

You need to use a different 'name' ,
like this,

.my-typed {
	padding: 0 0 0 3px;
    background-color:blue;

	&::before { font-weight: 400; }
	@include typed(
            "Happy",
            "Angry"
        (   type: .07,pause-typed: 2,delete: .08,pause-deleted: 1),
        (   
            name: "my-typewriter-9999", 
            caret: true,caret-speed: .75,caret-width: 2px,caret-color: currentColor,caret-space: .1ch,
            delay: 1,iterations: infinite,
        )

	);
}
.my-typed2 {
	padding: 0 0 0 3px;
    background-color:blue;

	&::before { font-weight: 400; }
	@include typed(
            "Happy2",
            "Angry2"
        (   type: .07,pause-typed: 2,delete: .08,pause-deleted: 1),
        (   
            name: "my-typewriter-9999-2", 
            caret: true,caret-speed: .75,caret-width: 2px,caret-color: currentColor,caret-space: .1ch,
            delay: 1,iterations: infinite,
        )

	);
}

[brandonmcconnell]

@HansKing98

You need to use a different 'name'

Theoretically, you should be able to use this package as much as you want without ever using a name, since it should automatically iterate the index with each instance. The only caveat to this, is it likely resets between different files, so if you're using this on two different SCSS sheets, they both get pulled onto the same page, you may have conflicting names.

@pisteuralpin could you please try the suggested solution from @HansKing98 above, and let me know if it works. If it does, this might be a bug in the package I need to resolve. Let me know what you find, and maybe we can investigate this together.

[pisteuralpin]

Hey @HansKing98, thank you it seems to work.
@brandonmcconnell if you have some questions to investigate this bug don't hesitate

[brandonmcconnell]

@pisteuralpin glad it worked!

Could you drop me an email address or some other mode of contact I can reach you at, so we can set up a call to diagnose and resolve the root issue?